Not Himsel f At The Time Declares In Court
A jury in Deland Florida heard the case of Johe F Shunt, accused of shooting his wife at their Daytona Beach apartment. Shunt claimed he was not himself at the time of the incident and waived a preliminary examination, with proceedings continuing before the grand jury in November. His parents and local residents testified as to his state of mind and the events surrounding the alleged crime.
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Cory Seaichant
Deland
Phu
Mulizenit Stionis
Fife
Justice of the Peace I. A
Diyiokan
Shurie le
Wilcox
Dilan
Dwart
Gwiarde
Boh
Mola
Peailly
Donovan
Meryelt
Rom
James
Sheely
Delunis
Seek Passer of Bogus Check At Royal Boot Show
Police seek Raymond F. Eugen for passing a worthless check valued at 1529 dollars at the Royal Boot Show. The check total appeared to be payment for a pair of shows and was tendered as a credentialed purchase. The merchant noted the instrument as lacking value and notified authorities.
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Raymond F. Eugen
J. l Newhouse
Aviwotie Ghention! Corporation
Ele Consident
Hensier Sis
New York
Anid
Hagen
Paris
Grade Crossing Fatality Near Curry in Pittsburgh
A nine year old girl, Freda, is dead after a grade crossing collision on the Stilline and Ohio tracks near Curry. Her brother, Joseph, is in serious condition, and two other passengers were seriously injured.
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Pittsburgh
Freda!hori
Toseph O
Ein
Ohio
Curry
Mystery surrounds burning of machine near St Thomas cemetery
Police investigated a Jewett touring car found burned behind brush off a road west of St Thomas cemetery. The vehicle, engine number 1507 and frame 1422, had its license tags removed and parts missing. Authorities speculated the blaze was deliberate and may relate to illicit activity, with no nearby residence to witness the act.
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St. Thomas Cametery
Polite Doukle
Shenandoah Will Visit Midwest and Acquire Mill in September
Navy dirigible Shenandoah to headline a 8000 mile Midwest itinerary during the first week of September. Stops include Columbus Des Moines Minneapolis Milwaukee Detroit with refueling at Chicago and Detroit. Cohen to take possession of Corry Milling Supply Company property September 11 and continue mill and grocery operations, aiming to expand stock and services.
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Des Moines
Lakehurst
Philadelphia
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Zanesville
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OshKosh
Fond Dw Lave
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Kalamazoo
Battle Creek
Jackbin
Ann Athor
Detroit
Toledo
Sunitaky
Cleveland
Akron
Youngstown
Learfield
Lewlburig
Chicago
Mill of Corry Milling Supply Company
Gohen
Corry Milling Supply Company
Gohien
Cohen
the Journal
Lewis Denies Parley Renewed In Mine War Impasse
John L Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, says no renewed parley has been engaged after fruitless talks in Atlanta City toward a new miners' contract. A steering committee of operators rejected the negotiations.
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John L Lewis
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Balle Vas Stratford Hotel
Atlanta
Financiers Wife Buried Today in Simple Glen Cove Ceremony
Mrs. J P Morgan, wife of the financier, was buried in Glen Cove in a simple service at St John Church. Only relatives and a few close friends attended as a modest tribute to the wife of the international figure renowned for broad financial operations.
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Enlérmig
Nous
The
Treasury
Mellon
Smoot
Uta
Coolidge
John Coolidge
Coplidge
Mellow
Washington
American Commission
United
Glen Cove
J P. Morgan
Glen Coys
Tin
Mar
Ban
St. John
Traffic officer resigns after brief service in town
Jamey Foley announced his resignation as traffic officer effective immediately after a short tenure of several weeks. When asked for reasons he cited complications and declined to elaborate.
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Jamey Foley
Foley
Cadets Return From Lake Canadohta Camp
St Edward's Cadets returned from a week long camp at Lake Canadohta. Thirty five youths joined Director Will Shields on the trip and all reported a spread aid tithe on the week's outing.
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St Edward's
Lake Canadohta
Canadohta
Will Shields
City Council to Meet Tonight at Municipal Building
Local council members will gather in regular session at the Municipal Building tonight. The commission will sit as a Court of Appeals on the pavement element of West Smith Street between West Wayne and Yorke streets amid substantial other business scheduled before the municipal executive.
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City Gotincil
Fegular Gexston
West Smith Street
West Wayne
Yorke Streets
Last Day For Candidates To File Papers In Erie
Candidates for all local offices must file nominating petitions by tomorrow August 1 in Erie. The filing marks the opening of a spirited primary campaign with drawing for ballot positions expected Tuesday. The Erie Republican Citizens League backs a slate of candidates including county officials and local mayoral, council and school director contests.
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Erie
Republican Citizens League of Erie
Promis
Asher If
Shmi
Teich
Arctic expedition launched by MacMillan in perilous Arctic voyage
Ushifted Press reports from Washington indicate the MacMillan expedition advances toward Cape Thomas Hubbard and the polar region aboard surfacing planes. Two intermediate aviation bases sit at Sawyer Bay and Flagler Fjord as winter approaches. a damaged NA2 is repaired and planes face scarce landing sites, fading daylight, and subzero cold.
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Ite
MarMilLan
Cape Thomas Hubbard
Rdio
MacMillan
Utuh
Greenland
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Sawyer Bay
Flagler Fjord
Filsmorel
Cape Hubbard
Polar Sea
Pasino Shot in New Castle As Coroner Probes Slaying
Nick Pasino, 40, father of seven, was shot to death in New Castle Ohio as coroner Caldwell investigates. Police found no clues about a slayer while Pasino was conversing with Italians nearby before the shooting from a distance.
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New Castle
Pay
Nick
Pasino
Pasing
Caldwell
Crude oil price cuts announced by Pittsburgh agency
United Press reports purchasing agency in Pittsburgh on August 17 announced price reductions for Pennsylvanian and other crude oil grades by 10 to 25 cents per barrel. Seven grades saw 25 cent cuts last week with varied new prices across Pennsylvanian, Cabell, Ragland and Cumberland lines. Winning remained at 22. The article notes several grade adjustments, including 40 cent cuts in Cabell, Somerset and Ragland lines, while Ragland fell by 25 cents in other grades.
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Pittsburgh
Agerieles
New York
irtinSit Ines
Fradford Dis
National
Southwest National Transe
Vania
Buccks
Buckey l
Cabell
Eureka
Somerset
Cums Warland
Somerset Lights
Cumberland Times
Cumberland
Dollar Day sales planned by city merchants
Over thirty merchants join in the first Dollar Day event organized by the Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce. A large Dollar Day edition will list bargains as retailers aim to draw hundreds of buyers from the region Saturday, August 23. The push includes monthly sales with new features to boost trade and doors opening for special bargains.
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Mercp
Chamber of Commerce
Journal Press
Coory
Gasoline price cut announced by Standard Oil of New York
New York August 12 Another cut in the price of gasoline was announced late today by the Standard Oil Co of New York. The reduction was two cents a gallon for tank wagon prices in New England including Connecticut. It did not affect greater New York and targeted bootleggers importing gasoline from California at cut rates.
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New York
Standard Oil Co
Noc Alter
Bootleuyers
California
New England
Connecticut
Wife charged after shooting in Sagetttstown
Robert L Young, 42, was shot twice in the abdomen and died. His wife Elizabeth Young is charged with murder and held in Washington county jail. She claims self defense during a family quarrel.
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Sagettstown
Robert L Young
Elizabeth Young
Washington County
Concrete road work advances east of city limits
The Bunce Company contractors continue laying concrete on the Corry to Wrightsville road stretch east of the city. They have reached midway between the city line and Scott's Crossing, with delays due to a temporary breakdown. By early next month the company aims to complete the concrete and open a large road stretch to traffic by mid September.
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ILE, Bunce Company
Corry
Wrightsville
Scott's Crossing
Bunce Company
Iast
Scott
La Follette Runs As Progressive Candidate for Senate
United Press reports Robert M. La Follette announces as a Progressive candidate to fill the late senator’s seat. He pledges to uphold the late La Follette’s platform and seeks Wisconsin voters’ support, noting his father’s legacy while asserting his own qualifications and independence. The announcement closes the candidate lineup ahead of a likely special election after Governor Blaine’s vacation.
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Madison
Wis
Robert M. la Follette
Try Today
United States Senate
LaFollette
LaPollette
Blaine
North
LaTollette
Wisconsin
Robert M. LaPollette
Five Best Radio Features Across Cities Tonight
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WCCO
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New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Goldman
WEX
Detroit Symphony
Orchstra
Dutch Anderson Escapes After Double Murder Probe
Police mass search fails to locate George “Dutch” Anderson charged in the Ben Hance and wife killings near Muncie Indiana. A suspect named Charles Wolfe faces aiding charges with alibi defense. Coroner’s inquest awaits as funeral plans begin for the victims. Gerald Chapman ties and Cleveland links deepen the case notes.
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Florida Everglades
United Pros
Anderson
Charles
Onearm
Wolfe
Gerald Chapman
Connecticut
Hance
Chapman
Cleveland
Ohio
George “Ditch
Wmbus
William J. King
Polumbus
Jeter
Tintter
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